Flames Secure Four-One Win, Unveil New Logo

0:00Welcome to Calgary Flames News Today. Two minutes of updates that matter to Calgary Flames fans, hit subscribe and stay connected. The Calgary Flames grab the convincing 4-1 win over the Florida Panthers at the Scotiabank Saddle Dome, marking their second straight victory to kick off a 6-game homestand. Joel Faribi opened the scoring, followed by Victor Olofsen's first goal with the Flames. Morgan Frost and Mac Coronado added late tallies, while Dustin Wolf earned his 20th win of the season by stopping 24 of 25. Shots The first period stayed scoreless, despite Calgary dominating the chances with Goli-Deniel Terasov making key stops. Flames broke through early in the second when Faribi's shot deflected in and Olofsen fired a one-timer soon after to make it to nothing. Florida's AJ Greer pulled one back early in the third, but he drew a major penalty for a hard hit on Conor's Erie. That gave Calgary a long power play, turning into 5-on-3 at one point, where Frost and Coronado

1:02cashed in to seal the deal. The win highlighted strong special teams play, going 2-7 on the power play, and even scoring chances at 5-on-5. Olofsen led with six shots, and Blake Coleman picked up two assists. During the first period, the Flames unveiled a new logo for the 2026-27 season, celebrating the final year at the Saddle Dome. They're moving on. They wrap up the homestand Sunday night against the Tampa Bay Lightning at 6 p.m.